This comprehensive analysis explores the comparative health benefits of microgreens and mature vegetables, focusing on nutrient composition and weight management …
Latest in Food Science
-
-
BiologyDietFood ScienceMedicineNutritionSciTech NewsUC Davis
Recent Study Advises Against Incorporating Bananas in Flavanol-Rich Smoothies
Recent study from UC Davis reveals that bananas in smoothies hinder the absorption of heart-healthy flavanols, especially when mixed with …
-
BacteriaBiologyFood ScienceMicroplasticsSciTech NewsSuperbugUniversity Of Illinois
The Threat of Superbugs: Agriculture’s Concealed Plastic Dilemma Endangering Our Food Resources
The study highlights the extensive presence of micro- and nanoplastics in farming soil, warning that these may foster antibiotic-resistant bacteria.
-
BiologyBonesFood ScienceMedicineNutritionProteinSciTech NewsUniversity Of Helsinki
Beans vs. Beef: Is Reducing Red Meat Safe for Bone Health and Protein Intake?
Examining Meat Reduction’s Impact on Bone Health & Amino Acid Intake: Helsinki study finds pea-fava bean swaps safe.
-
American Chemical SocietyBiologyFood ScienceMicrobiologySciTech News
Science Reveals Sourdough Secrets: Unraveling the Tangy Mystery of Pandemic-Era’s Favorite Bread
by Manuel Costaby Manuel CostaDeciphering Sourdough’s Essence: 21 Key Compounds Unveiled, Elevating Bread Flavor Understanding. ACS 2023 Findings.
-
BiologyEyesFood ScienceMedicineNutritionRetinaSciTech NewsSports MedicineUniversity Of GeorgiaVision
Enhancing Athletic Performance: Colorful Foods Enhance Athletes’ Vision
Enhancing Athletic Performance: Colorful Foods Enhance Athletes’ VisionAccording to a recent study conducted by the University of Georgia, athletes can …
-
BiologyBiotechnologyFood ScienceSciTech NewsStem CellsSynthetic BiologyTufts University
Scientists Achieve Endless Supply of Cultured Meat through Immortal Stem Cells
Scientists achieve endless supply of cultured meat using immortal stem cells, eliminating animal biopsies and enabling large-scale production.
-
BiologyCancerDietDNAFood ScienceMedicineSciTech NewsStanford University
Stanford Scientists Uncover Surprising Link Between High-Temperature Cooking and Cancer Risk
by Amir Husseinby Amir HusseinNew research from Stanford suggests high-temperature cooking may increase cancer risk due to absorption of heat-damaged DNA from foods.
-
BiologyFood ScienceSciTech NewsUC Davis
Unveiling Deceptive Practices: The Truth Behind Avocado Oil Revealed by Scientists
Shocking study reveals deceptive practices in avocado oil industry, with only 31% of products tested being pure. Standards and consumer …
-
BiologyCancerFood ScienceMedicineMITNutritionSciTech NewsStem Cells
The Influence of Diet on Cancer Development: Implications for Gastrointestinal Health
Discover how your food choices impact cancer development. MIT researcher explores diet’s influence on intestinal stem cells and gastrointestinal health.